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PJO 24-006 Pretrial Release (Am1) — physical PDF page 9

PJO 24-006 Pretrial Release (Am1) · physical PDF page 9 ·

Presiding Judge Order 24-006 (Amendment 1)  Page 9 of 11 
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3) In Attachment 1, Step 2 includes a chart of overriding circumstances to 
be considered and if a defendant meets the criteria of the overriding 
circumstance, the action that should be taken regarding the release decision. 
(a) Overriding circumstances should not be used to move entire offenses to 
a new guideline category but may appl y to a narrower subset of factual 
circumstances that may constitute an offense. 
4) In Attachment 1, Step 3 assesses enhanced conditions of release.  These 
enhanced conditions of release shall be used if, after identifying the charge and 
release category it is determined th at there are overriding circumstances 
which require enhanced conditions of release. 
E) Warrants 
1) The security amount on a Warrant is to be maintained and there are no 
releases on Warrants issued except as allowed herein.  Cite and Releases are 
authorized only up to $20,000.00 security, and guidance further provided by 
Presiding Judge Policy Instruction (PJi).  There is no authority whatsoever for 
law enforcement to Cite and Release any Warrant not so marked by the judge 
as a cite and release warrant. 
(a) Probation Warrants.  On all other probation violation Warrants executed 
the State shall cause the defendant to be brought before the Court for 
appearance within 36 hours, exclusiv e of non-judicial days, as set forth 
in ORS 137.545(2) and 137.545(3), or will be conditionally released unless 
the State obtains an Order extending the time frame for good cause, or 
the defendant consents to the extension. 
(b) Arrest Warrants.  On Arrest Warrants issued by a Judge pursuant to ORS 
133.110, 135.035, or other authority for an Arrest Warrant, the State shall 
cause the defendant to be brought before the Court for appearance within 
48 hours of custody, exclusive of non-judicial days, under ORS 
133.245(7)(a), or will be conditiona lly released unless the State obtains 
an Order extending the time frame for good cause, but not longer than 5 
days without consent of the defendant. 
2) Violations of Protective Orders and Contempt matters are to be held until 
arraignment. 
3) Probation Violations 
V) COLLATERAL ORDERS 
A) Court Release Assistance Officer (RAO) Duties. 
1) In addition to the matters herein, RAO duties will be described by separate 
document. 
2) The RAO will seek to prepare the courts form of Release Report for any Adult 
in Custody (AIC) pending new charges, pending a motion for release (often 
update the earlier report), or when advised by the Umatilla County Jail

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